Murano glass from the 1960s and 70s epitomizes Italian craftsmanship, blending traditional glassmaking techniques with the spirit of modernism. This bowl, made from transparent, amber-brown glass, features an organic, freeform shape with softly undulating, asymmetrical edges. The surface is adorned with evenly distributed air bubbles created using the bullicante technique, lending visual depth and decorative texture. A thick, rounded rim and glossy, mirror-like finish highlight the quality of workmanship and the emphasis on the purity of glass. With no additional fittings or ornamentation, the focus remains on the artistry of the form itself. The piece is preserved in very good condition—the surface is smooth, with no visible signs of wear or damage.This bowl encapsulates the Italian optimism of the postwar era, when Murano became synonymous with luminosity and freedom of form. Its organic lines and suspended bubbles recall the experimental spirit of mid-century artists, telling a story of fascination with light, transparency, and the subtle interplay between function and decoration. It feels as if the bowl has captured the very moment when molten glass was shaped into a soft, sculptural form—ready to serve sweets or accompany daily rituals.The bowl may be used as an ashtray, a dish for candies or trinkets, or displayed as a decorative centerpiece on a coffee table. It works well in interiors inspired by mid-century modern design, as well as in eclectic, collector-driven settings—especially when grouped with other glass objects or ceramics from the 1960s. Pairing it with natural wood, matte metal, or textiles with pronounced texture can accentuate the mirror-like surface of the glass and the depth of its amber hue.
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Height4 cm
Width11 cm
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Width11 cm
Height4 cm
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